Many professionals, property owners, and entrepreneurs may qualify for UAE long-term residency without realizing it. Answer two quick questions, and Growth Zone’s advisors will assess your eligibility, guide you through the right pathway, and support your application from start to finish.
5 to 10 years of UAE residency, renewable, no annual visa runs, no last-minute renewals.
You're self-sponsored. Change jobs, start a business, or stop working, your visa stays valid.
Sponsor your spouse and children under the same visa, with no separate salary threshold to clear.
Stay outside the UAE longer than standard residence visas allow, without cancellation.
Own 100% of your business, invest, or hold property without needing a local partner.
Purpose-built pathways for investors, entrepreneurs, specialists and researchers.
Our Corporate Bank Account Opening Assistance service helps businesses in Dubai navigate the bank account application process, prepare the required documentation, and coordinate with the bank to make the process smoother.
UAE-registered companies, including Mainland and Free Zone businesses, may apply for corporate bank accounts, subject to the bank’s eligibility requirements and compliance procedures.
No. Final approval is always subject to the bank’s internal policies, compliance checks, and approval procedures. Growth Zone assists you throughout the application process but cannot guarantee approval.
Requirements vary by bank and company structure but may include the trade license, incorporation documents, shareholder and director information, passport and visa copies, proof of address, business profile, invoices or contracts, and other supporting documents.
The timeline depends on the bank, company structure, documentation, and compliance review. Growth Zone will help you prepare and submit the required information to help avoid unnecessary delays.
We can help identify suitable banking options based on your company profile, business activity, nationality, ownership structure, and banking requirements.
Some banks may require the shareholder, director, or authorized signatory to attend a meeting or complete verification. Requirements vary from one bank to another.
